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There is a thread on R2R that has the triton test result for most salts on the market. For an estabalishing reef most of the salt will work because whatever excess alk and calcium are quickly consumed by the growing corals. However for a new reef that does not have a lot of alk demand yet it is...

Point the return nozzle horizontally. Also reduce the flow to the tank by teeing off the return line and return the excess flow to the sump.

This is not right. Is it sucking water from the display tank? You might need to prevent back siphon.

You have 8 gallon from the return line?

You can obviously simulate a power outage by turning off the pump LOL. I run my water level about 7" high.

I do not have this problem but the defer command should work. What it does is that after the ON condition is met it will delay switching on the outlet for x number of minutes. I use it for my skimmer so it will turn on 3 mins after the return pump is turned on.

Most corals do not require feeding. Feeding fish is enough. At this point of the game watch the nutrient levels and algae growth until the system balance itself. You can get some snails too.

Nutrient is 0. Your can add a fish or feed the tank a little. Your corals must be starving. What fish do you have in mind?

These two are resistant to the parasite so you can stop doing rid-ich now.